Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-04
NEW s NOTES.


Work on the new hotel at Cotton Is
hsfag pushed ahead.
Thsrs are forty men working ON the
new depot It Cotton.
The money for the new opera house
st Cotton is nearly oil subscribed.
A human foetus was found at the cor
ner Of Spring and % streets yesterday
morning.
Mn. Kate Burke was arrested yester-
day Tor peddling feminine clothing with
o1t 1 license.
Edward Beauchanp, q native Of Ire.
;Isnd. was yesterday naturalized by
3n3Ge Brunson.
contest of the Oxarart will case
oodnSs Of this morning in Department
,oslo 81 the Superior Court.
; The viii Of the deceased Remi Ma
eau will bs offered for probate this
morning in Judge Cheney's Court.
The residence Of H. W. Foster was
nretty well ransacked yesterday and a
humber Of valuables stolen out Of it.
II the second case of forgery against
Diego Lopez, tried yesterday before
JndSs Cheney, the jury failed to agree.
Rev. D. Schreiber will lecture in Ger
man this evening, at 1880. in the Syno-
aocue. Subject: agreement to Disa-
gee.
A second ship with timbers for the
pert Ballona wharves is reported as
having arrived off the new harbor yes
tsrdsy. Pile driving will begin next
Week.
The habeas corpus proceedings Of
Wm. vstter, accused Of having stolen
bis own model of . fruit drier, are set
for this morning in Judge Cheney's 5
Court.
The California Southern special,
which left here on the goth ultimo.
reached Pueblo, Colorado, on the End
instant
John Babcock, j. Adams and Alfred
Smith, who stole AL Payn's clothes from
livery stable last Sunday, were yes.
terday sentenced to l20 days each in
the county Jail by Justice Austin.
The Los Angeles City Water Company
Yesterday turned on the water from
Crystal Springs into the mains through
out the city. 1t well deserves the
name it bears. being clear as crystal.
The Southern Pacific Company sent
ont an excursion Of three Pullman cars
Last night. This is the frat party of
tourists to the north from Los Angeles
thIs year. The special left at 1880 p. NJ.
There we're filed in the Superior
Courts of this coSnty forssJanuary SO new
civil cases, and there were fled SO crimi.
nal informations, total of IL s cases in a
ponth. That will keep foar legal mills
in grist.
The frame for hanging the big fire
alarm bell on the hill at the head OF
Frat street ia growing skyward rapidly.
II will wake the echoes when struck.
It may wake the dwellers in that part
of che city.
Reyes Moreno, accused of assault to
murder on one Riley some time since in
the Tuiunga canon, and now held for
trial, yesterday sued out a writ of habeas
corpus, returnable this morning at $3.50
before Junge Cheney.
Work is now going forward on the
digging of ten new pits in the round
house of the Southern Pacific Company
ct the new depot. The shops of the
Company will not be removed from the
angelic city-not by a..
James Maloney, who stole some to.
bacce from Chinaman, on the Pad, the
very day that he was released from the
County Jail, will be tried next Monday
for petty larceny. Maloney ackuowl.
edged being penitsntiary bird.
The Parker Literary Association will
hold its regular monthly meeting this
evening in the lecture room of the first
Baptist church, corner of Fort and Sixth
streets. An interesting programme has
been arranged aud pleasant time may
be expected.
Ah Charley, the nasty Downey Chin
amsn, who is already under bonds foI
~ assault with intent to commit an un.
natural crime, was yesterday found
guilty of an assault upon a boy named
Eldridge. Justice Austin will sentence
him tomorrow.
Mr.. Ralph Rogers, wife and Miss
Strong. of Chicago, left to-day for the
north. Mr.. Rogers is accompanied by
Mr.. II. F. Mcclure, civil engineer.
They go to Oroville and will imm ediate.
ly subdivide several thousand acres OF
land, for colony to be called Their malito.
The Times hints that the HERALD has
ssome lots westward of the city which it
swishes to fertilizs with the public sew.
age. This because we object TO carrying
the city sewage to the sea. We have
about IS much interest in lots thus
located as the Times has in the two faro
games which it says are still running
here, and discountenances their stpull
ing" because SO few are playing at them.
John w. Wise, the car-sealer Of the
Southern Pacific Company at Mojave,
came into the city on the train yester.
day, badly bruised. He was walking
along the track with his eyes bent over
the figures of his memorandum book,
when the switch engine came along and
hit him over the temple, infiicting a
serious and ugly wound. besides other
Injuries ON other parts of his body. He
goes to the Sisters Hospital for re.
pairs.
A dispatch was received yesterday
from Mr.. Thomas Gates to the effect
that he would arrive in this city by the
eastern train at noon to-day with the
remains of his wife. The friends of the
deceased lady and her husband will be
At the depot to receive them, and the
funeral will start from that point imme-
diately after their arrival. Those who
intend u be present at the obsequies
arm renue estad to be Mt the depot of the